Voyager 1

HistoryThe voyager 1 was launched on

September 5, 1977At Cape Canaveral, FloridaIt took the voyager 1 1 to 2 years to be

madeIt took the voyager 1 4 to 7 minutes to

reach out of our atmosphereThe voyager 1 was launched in Florida in

1977

MissionTo investigate the circulation, dynamics,

structure, and composition of the other planets atmosphere

To characterize the morphology, geology, and physical state of the satellites of the planet

To provide improved values for the mass, size, and shape of the planet, and its satellites, and any rings

And to determine the magnetic field, structure, and characterize the composition and distribution of energetic trapped particles and plasma therein

StructureThe structure of the voyager1 is the science instrument

boom, high gain antenna, camerous and spacemeter , cosmic ray detector, low gain antenna, star trackers, radio generations , and magnetometer boom

The structure was made to be unbreakable by the meteors and asteroids and many other things in the solar system

The structure of the voyager 1 was made to last and not to freeze or to burn up

The structure was made to last to send earth the images it took for the scientists to discover the atmosphere in the outer planets

Manned or unmannedThe voyager 1 was unmanned because the

voyager 1 was made to travel the solar system to see the other planets atmosphere

The voyager could not travel with anybody because it travel the solar system

If the voyager was manned they would have not survived long enough to explore the solar system

The voyager was unmanned because no one could survive the heat and cool weather in the solar system

Important informationTogether the voyager 1 and 2 have

discovered the outer planets to see the atmospheres of each outer planet

As the voyager 1 went in a different direction the voyager 2 discovered the atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune

The was launched to discover the outer planets and if there was any other planets or meoters in the solar system

The voyager was made in Florida

Important information

Interesting informationIt took 13 hours to find its sensor to send

images back to the space stationIt took 4 to 7 minutes to travel out of our

atmosphereIt took 4 minutes to reach BostonThe voyager 1 traveled to Jupiter and

Saturn and took a different direction to the heliosheath and still is traveling to this day

Interesting informationThe voyager 2 traveled to Uranus and

Neptune and went to a different direction

Team Rebecca Mendoza, Sh’Raud Holmes, Leslie

Martinez

Citing Resources www.spacecrafts\voyager

1.org

Wikipedia.com